Therma-Kleen

Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, you usually need to wipe or mop up loosened dirt and excess moisture after steam cleaning to prevent streaks and ensure surfaces are dry.
You should not use a steam cleaner on unsealed wood, unsealed stone, delicate fabrics, electronics, wallpaper, or any surface sensitive to heat and moisture.
The best temperature for a steam cleaner is around 200 °F (93 °C), which effectively loosens dirt, kills germs, and sanitizes surfaces.
To properly use a steam cleaner, fill the water tank, allow it to heat to the recommended temperature, test on a small surface, apply steam evenly while moving slowly, and wipe or vacuum up loosened dirt as needed.
Your floor may still be dirty after steam mopping because stubborn grime, residue, or grease often requires scrubbing or a pre-cleaning step, and excessive water or streaks can prevent proper dirt removal.
Yes, you can use tap water in most steam cleaners, but distilled water is recommended to prevent mineral buildup and prolong the machine’s lifespan.